
Over at
Blue Eyed Blessings, Heidi does a monthly craft challenge. This is my first entry in the challenge. Unfortunately, I was a little late reading her post about it, so I didn't have much time to do something.
This first one is one I did yesterday. I took some of my washable paints, mixed them with a little dish soap and then painted on the sliding patio door. I don't remember where I saw it, but the soap is to make it easier to come off when we're done.
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This one I did a few years ago, I took a regular clay flower pot and painted it with acrylic paints and then sealed it with a clear spray paint. I think I used a Sharpie for the face. I usually use it as a candy dish on my desk, this year I sat a yogurt cup in it and put cut flowers in it. I've done a pumpkin like this too, only I used the saucer that goes under the pot as the top of the pumpkin and I painted a jack-o-lantern face on it. I haven't gotten it out yet this year.|
That's it for now! I'm hoping to do more crafts for Halloween, but haven't gotten to it yet. I'm also hoping to do more Monthly Craft Challenges when Heidi posts them.
2 comments:
Hi Caroline...thanks for commenting today. I found the rubik's cube at Michael's for $1. So, hopefully that will ring a bell for you! :) (I HATE wondering where I saw something and now need it....)
Oh, that candy corn face is adorable! What a super cute idea that is. I like what you're explaining with the pumpkin, too. I hope you show that! What a nifty idea to draw a scene on the glass to add a little Fall decor touch that can just be washed away.
Thanks for joining in this month's craft challenge. It's so great to "see" a new face! ;)
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